LITTLE CORN ISLAND, NICARAGUA (SECRET CARIBBEAN ISLAND!) SNORKELING WITH SHARKS | NO CARS OR ROADS

In episode 21 we arrive in Little Corn Island, Nicaragua, a completely under-the-radar tropical paradise replete with unspoiled coral reefs, pristine beaches, without a single car or road in sight. This tiny island of about 1,000 inhabitants is home to indigenous Miskito and Creole people who speak English, Miskito and Spanish. Much of the island is immersed in tropical vegetation, criss crossed by walking paths which lead to a growing number of tiny bars and restaurants right on the sand.
With limited electricity and WIFI, this is a place where you'll want to be outdoors. We spent the last day of 2019 snorkeling with sharks and stingrays just off the norther coast of the Island, before heading to an unbelievable New Year's Eve celebration with a fireworks show overlooking this magical island. Hands down, Little Corn Island is Latin America's most underrated destination, completely off the beaten path, an otherworldly escape from tourist-fatigued beaches and towns across the region.